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Enjoy Life,

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What truly beautiful world we live inl
Nature gives US grandeur OF mountains.
glens ind oceans, and thousands Of means
Of enjoyment. We can desire no better
when in perfect health; but how often do
tho majority Of people feel Ike giving il
up disheartened, discouraged and worn
out with disease, when there Ia no occs-
sion for this feeling, as every sufferer can
easily obtain proof that Green's A,.e,lN
Flower will mako them free from disease
as when born. Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant are the direct causes Of seyenty.fiye
per cent Of such malsdies as Biliousneea.
Indigestion, Sick Headache, Costiyeness.
Nervous Prostitution, Dizziness ofthe Hoad.
Palpitstion Of the Heart, and other dis.
tressing symptoms. Three doses Of Au-
g,.s. Flowsr will provo ita wonde riul effect.
sample bottles, 10 cents. : Try It. pAw
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Their Business Booming ,,llt,j, Z.

Probably no one thing has caused such
general revival Of trade at Logan 4 Co.'s
drug store as their giving away 10 their Gus.
toners OF SO many free trial bottles Of DR..
Kings New Discovery Tor Consumption.
Their trade Is simply enormous In this
very valuable article from the fact that it
always cures and never diaappoints.
Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, croup
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before buying by
getting q trial bottle free, large sizs 81.
Every bottle warranted. ;, = -;
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EnckIan,a Arnicn snlus.

Tho bea. ealvo in the world for cuts,
bruisen, sores, ulcers, salt rheuln, fever
sores, letter. chapped hands, chilblainB,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively curea piles, or no pay required. It
Is guaranteed to give perfect sstiaiaction,'
or money refunded. Price Is cents psi
b,r n For sa!a nv iTosan 4 Or. * (! a.. $ III
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
the Features of tho Money and Stock
n y Markets. PHI 2rI isE@.s

: . & ..H HH#ra.I q
Markets. ,t52si III
NEW YoRx, July 9.-Money on call easy at "a
" per cent, last loan at per cent closed offer.
cd ut Sa6 per cent Primo mercantile paper oasHS
per cent, Sterling exchange dull but steady aud
unchanged. YgJ a}Et ERR fFis
The stock market to-day In consequence OF a
wltlld avail Of majority OF tho hiokeM from the
street ior tho day. and tic fact that to-day Is hoi
lday "a London, was the dulitst. which his been
seen ior in.ny weeks. The opening was heavy ut
deoitncs excluding to " per cent though Missouri
Pacific wns marked exCep lon at m advance OF
" percent. Further slight declines were made In
the early dealings, while Lackswanas was con.
spieuonsly weak. A full recovery followed IN tho
general list. aud, though considerable heavinc,s
more decidedly arm lone was developed 3D. and ihe
close. though dull, was irm at ABOUT the best hg.
urFs reached. Almost tho .cutlre active list Is
higher at ad yanses rangiug up to " per cent but
Manhaittn Is of per cent, sales d, 0S0 shares.
Government bonds dull and steady. fra6.i
state bonds dull aud steady. .7.lg
. Railroad bonds unusually dull, FiI Ilt.M II 4f
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FREQUENTLY accidents occur in the
household which csnss burns, cuts,
sprains and bruises; for use In such cases
Dr. ]. q. McLsan's Vocanic Oh Liniment
has for many years been the constant ia.
vorite family remedy. 4 DIV d
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aConstan,ly Hawking and sp,,,I1,r.y

THOMAS J. RUSHING, Esq, s90s Pine Street,
81. Louis, No.. writes: !" WINS n great sufferer
hardly breathe. md WIS constantly hawking
and splitting, and for tho lust eight months
could not breathe through the fostrEls. |
thought nothing could be done formc. Luck
fly, was advised to try Dr.. Sagc's Catnrrh
Kennedy. and nm now Il well MN. believe
1t to be tho only surc remedy for catarrh now
manufactured, and one Inns only to give it
fair trial to experience astounding results and
q nnrtnnDnnf cilrn y - y -
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aUntold Agony from catarrh.,

Prot. ". HAUsNER, the famous mestncrist.
Of ithaca, ". y, writes: Some ten years ago
suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
catarrh. My family physician give mo up as
inclrnblc, and said l must die. Ny case was
such bad one, that every day, towards sum
set. my voice would become 60 hoarsc could
barely speak abovcn whisper. In the morning
Utmost stranglc inc. by tho use OF Or. Sagc's
Cntnrrh Remedy, IN three months, Twas q well
man, and the cure has been permanent"
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tI.-r5-5l ~ ,.a.FFF'f7 .'Llf
Three Bottles euro Catarrh.

Ell RoDBISs, R,muan p. O.. Columbia Co.,
Pa, says: My daughter had catarrh when
Sage's Catnrrh Remedy advertised, md pro-
cured a bottle for her, and soon saw TINT it
helped her; n third bottle effected permit
ncnt cure. She is now eighteen years old and
ao,lnd md hctlrty" L. 3D. 1-s.l
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Bretsdstuisa and Pravisioas.

New YohA, July 9-Wheat receipts A6,, 800 bush.
os exports 499il bushels; sales ,97d, 900 bushels
q futures and 10000 bushels OF spot: spot lots
iirm: options heavy, closing steady; No. 2 Chicago
eSasShe: No 3 rcd Sic: ungr ded red SlAaS9le;
Me 2fsl !aly. sG'lssGAe. ls!osas at sGsse; August
s4Ic September s57TTas5 1l.lGc, closing at s5Ssc:
October s6sas6,.e. closing at s64e;Soyember g? 10;
December ho4as91zc, closing At s9hc:May 9Sa951{ci
closing at 9,ac Corn, receipts i 75c bushels; ex
ports ~ bushels; 50 c. rs 900 bushels OF futures
and "a oO bushels OF spot; spot lots haszc and
4sHsc: No. July ls,lstic, closing nj, 4ic; Angus!
eosns It 4ec: os.c Of 3Sai7 Closing st VIZ
Oats. receipts ~ 900 bushels; exports l.l0l bushels
spot market stead and quist;mxed western Sis3Se
white do 8Saisc. Hay steady and demand light
Hops quiet and nrmt California 1ua23a Coffee, salcs
2 9, nsgs: sp9' isir; Rio quiet a lsAc options
l665al6.70c: september lG.s0alG9sc: October ii 20
al70oc: Noyemo or l6.9tal7 00c: December II OLA
l7lrc; January l7.l0c: Match l7,osc. Sugar quiet
steady TalloT steady aud quiet Kosin dull at
81 oiA1 TO- Tnrpcnttne quiet at GsAa3,5<c. PORK
dull and unchanged. Cut meats tirmer; picked
bellies shas1ac. Lard trile higher hui very
September &c: October Csc; November 6 Sec;
December Q SisG s9c; city steam Q iOc. Butter
quiet and moderately steady: western 1fal9hc;
Eggs steady but demand light; western fresh l251sa
steady; coamon i1laiasc. Tin FIRM. 35-. s.
CHICAGO, July 9.--The wheat market opened a
little easier at me for August. and during the
being DONE finally closing III the afternoon at &c
Corn steady. Oats dull. Provisions steady. Flour
quiet aud unchanged. heat, cash No 2 spring
1la7lhc: No. > spring 7Sc; No, 2 red 74c; July
ing at 7ac: September T53Sa7sc ciosisg at 75c:
October 753Sa76c, closing at 1Gzc. Corn, cash No.
2 S!sSH: July 355saS5s1c closing at 3Sssc: AUGUST
800 ,t1ac, closing ut S61ss; September
closing at s75le: October 305ias01Ic, closing al
soc. Oats. cash No. July a5s4c; Au.
gust 253zs465ssc, closing At 255sc; September 2Gh
a26sssc c!o,ingat Rye cash No. p 400. Kat.
Prime timothy seed G. 2oa2 81 Mess pork, cash
ST. boal5 % Lard, cash 6471<c: July 4oa6.471c,
closing ut 6471sc: August 6i5A6 exc closing ut
6.72Ec, closing at 6.725Sc Bacon, shurt ribs 62<
a7G5c; shoulders 57ta5 SOC; short clear, 1850.
Whisky 81 10. Butter firm; creamery l5al9c; dairy
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Mexican War Veteran.

] rbo ,ro,,,,r,,, .c,,,,,, =, c,,,.,,
AAe "onuci'u' eine"ey VI S"hts spcciAo rs a
remedy md euro for rheumatism and all blood dis.
eases has never had more conspicuous Illustration
a., a., ~, -, 1900.
than THIS case affords. Tho candid, unsolicited and
emphatic testimony given by tho venerable gentle.
man must bc ACCENTED ns convincing mn, conclusive
The writer Is n prominent citizen OF MIsslssnn Tho
- - 'f 49, ,> ~
gentleman to whom Mr.. Martlilrcfcrs, and to whom
-, i. ,,l- .E,1.'s'"'. =
nc Is indchtcd ior tho advice 10 which he owes his
MAJ ''1eA tion' year" VI eu'ict's' Af tanS ioe
many years tho popular night clerk OF Tho 1awrrnco
- y - -o0"'Y,>" y 49,
House, at jackson. ~, 80 IS
Is. g3 ~ s,553l 2. 4 i9s.t 4 ~.
~. ~ Sfss.l't va JAcrsoy Mlcs Arru ~ 1907 !
!, -. "sAeoH' ais''' Npr't - No''
1nE o"ifr erkciF'c CoAfASf'At Atlanta, Ga:
z fGentlenc,-1 havo been m invalid pensioncr for
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z Our cynical bachelor irIenda will vel.
come the intelligence that the male wasp
has no sting. ,$s-115}'.
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QUAINT LINES.

IN ThnnUhtA n Fn
'1 ken Into nrtef raraxraph.. - - !.
10, Ano,,t, Arehittct -,''".at"' -. ,al"
Bows are generally eaoa, - i lear, : :.
~. nv sAo'""J '"Set W 1871 any
'hlns thas rs worm learning. II they are
not given something useful to learn thew
will gil their minds with something evan
u Il be trasb and rr,,,,;sh. .-1-''r '' ;
roaoh 49,, ~ ~ aD ..,,.
nera ' - $50 - ~ p' "H7 ~ 'nc'f l'an'
Teach than n ha naot ,,1 .,,,,,, =.
their appearance, i. 9 7. - 80 -
Teach them habits Of cleanliness and
good order, 81 IA ! 71l''i' a. :.
Teach them arithmetic In all ;ta
branches. 7st1IS95 80 IN ~
Teach them to ride, dive. ;nmn rrn
and swim. Il79. -. - :.
Teach them the care Of horses. WAGONS
and TOOLS ge [ HI nj - : - - :
Teach them careful and corract bns;.
ness habits. TI- :" - - y ~ ' 'usE
Teach them economy in all their ofIa;,s
Teach them how to earn monev = ''''''
Teach them how to vet the mos. for
their money, I = 4
Teach ttsm history aud no,itica, econ,
omy, ya5 q. 4. : = - - : " :
Teach them, by example. how to do
things we'll, :. ri III -, ''s,. :, u
Teach them TO avoid croFano md ;nja.
cent language. :. - ~
Teach them 10 avoid tobacco and at,ono
drink, -, 80 - y A ''''1''.
Teach them to be manly. selt.rslisnt
and aggressiye. ~, : =. - 49, ''"'
Teach them to be strictly truthful,
zi53s INrHE WAY or pRovrp1s 55S
Translated from Tie German. I'll 81
It takes courage nowadays to ha niona.
certain peoule pfckls thar n;stv IN nrJe,
to keep 1t for use when needed. Il" $500
The courage swims tho coward a;nt,
Art ia endless live starn;, ~" = ''1'A H'5
A half a wit il wo,se Than rona
Science ia a fiefd which ia a t;atd vh;ch
Is sowed by one and owned nv anotbar ~
Thinking men are always critics. Tbeya
ia but a short etep to take IN mako c IHi
stickler. -, : 49, $3.50 e .''
To discern light in shadows ia an art
/. To the cynic: r. vnn des;ra ~ conS ~
q satire write down your own doines i''?
II ono tells ven that The World bea
hardened his heart do mt hal;sva h;m
he was born hard .hearted. - -.
In order to show vonr prandenr don't
reduce your fellow-bsinp. -, 1SNS'
Be hammer or anvil.
That what people imagine to have makea
'n sh, happier . .ha1 ~ that they own.
me true gazs Of mans worth is the
envy OF Dis iello~-men.
RHODE ISLANDS IRREGULARITIES. 4
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO. July 0-Cattle-R Receipts 1000 head
shipments 800 head market steady and unchanged
shipnlng steers IS 0oaf 60: stockers and feeders
81 seas 40 cows bulls and mixed 81 25a3 CO., through
head: shipments 000 head: market active aud
prices Sc higher: rough and mixed s. 00s5 Is
packing and shipping s. 15a5 80; Light IS 0oa5 90;
skips s. !0ai 20. sheep-Rc"eips OOo mead: ship,
ments 4, Oo0 head: market unchanged: natives s. 0C
hpah
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Dry Goods.
Cotton. 2.

NEW YORK, July 9.-There was but lille Yeaues.
as usual to holiday, but the movement was OF
usual fullness. Stocks were light and pIIces very
steady. - .=1r s.gsst q =, Ell. I =
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EAsT Liberty, July 9-Cattle- Receipts GS5 head
shipments 475 head: market nothing doing, ali
market firm; Philadelphias IS 45a5 50; Yorker
S S0a5 40: common and light IS l5a5 Is. Sheep
Receipts 200 head: shipments 1900 head; marke
slow a. Yesterdays pTicea & lElfiIS
CINCINNATI. o., July 9.-Hoss easier; common
5 IL; receipts 1900 head; shipments 1,400 head, !
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A Wisconsin man drank quart Of ice
water to get cool and has been growing
colder ever since. L; ~
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/. SYMPTOMS OF CATARRl.-Dull.
heavy headache, obstruction OF tho nasal
passages, discharges fulling from the head
Into tho throat, sometimes profusc, watery,
and acrid, at others, thick tenacious, mucous,
purnlent, bloody unl pUtrid; the eyes arc
weak, watcry, ind intlnnci; ttcrc Is ringing
In tho ears, deafness, hacking or coughing 10
clear the throat, expcctoration of Offensive
matter, together with seabs from ulcers: The
voice IL changed and has n nasal twang; the
breath Is offensive; smell md taste are i'm
paired: there Is n sensation OF dizziness, with
mental depression, hacking cough and gen.
cral debility, Only few OF tho nbove.nnI,cd
symptoms arc likely to be present In any one
cnsc. Thousands OF cascs annually, without
manifcstng half OF tho above symptoms, re-
suit In consumption, md end Ia the grave
No disease IS go common, more deceptive uud
dangerous, or less understood by physicians.
BY Its mild. soothing, ind healing properties,
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures the worst
cases OF Catnrrl,, "cold III tho hcnd,O
COryzn, md CATARRHAL Headache.
Sold by druggists everywhere; 60 cents. 8
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PHILADELPHIA. PA, July 9::-Flour weak. Wheat
July SsAast3lc: August Si5sasi1sc; September SEX
aS,Ac: October S53sas6c: ,orn. spot hrm: futures
dull; No mixed July i5aisc: August A5a4tc; rep
and IN fair demand; No. white s. a37c; NO. .
white 3aaHS11c; No. white 3s15c: futures quiet:
No. whit July S734asS14c; August Si11zzaSi14c;
September 3s53sa3i11asc. !, 5;',s,
CINCINNATI. o.. July 9.-Flour elslcr. Wheat
monts 1000 bushels. Corn stIong; No 2 mixed
4o11aa4lc. Oats strong; No. 2 mixed 3OHa2OH1sc.
Rye quiet; No. 2, G0c. Pork easy at SIS 90. Lard
firm 1T Goo Bulk meats aud baf on firm and
finished goods on q baAis Of 81 05. Butter, sugar
and ehtcse steady. Eggs easy at 16c. ,7f
TOLEDO, July 9-whcat firm mud higher; No. 2
Wabash ~; new iS1lac: July 7sszc; August INC:
September !s5zc; December S2Ac. Corn steady
and firm; No. z, SIC. Oats steady; cash 29c, 4
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NEW YonK, July 0,-CAt,on futures Sal points
lower, closing about steady. gI9$ fl1 ,II1>I
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4 Politics MAKE strange bediellowu. And
the bedfellows do not sleep. 4 They lie
awake watching one smother. $3.50 s.
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a .1al1F HxCHpt SUuUHy. y = . I0ITIV-I
Nos. s., 81 and 81 stop st all stattora,

Bella!re accommodation at IF. ".
Zantsvil!e accommodation leaves Wheeling
g. Ciairsyille Accommodation. leaves Wheeling
At $3.50 q. M. 2:lb and BIAS p. NJ: Returning, nr.
Ives at Wheeling 1855 4. M, 1880 and $50 p. NJ,
daily except Sunday. ~, sG.5s = tiils .,,ll =
The9 :5o Am. aud l1:15p m. train through 10 Gin.
cinnAn without change, with B. d: o. Hleeper
through to Cincinnati on the night train. 8. - :
Chicago Limited leaving at 9:I5 p. m. has Chi.
cago sleeper out OF Wheeling. 1Sg5esll IN,
Columbus accommodation leavcs Wheeling at
2:?5 n BellaiIe t2:c5 m. daily eInspt Sunday.
Honndsville accommodation, leaves Whreling
81 12:0o noon, and arrives at MourdsyiIe st l::45
p. M, daily except Sunday ~ gsTi e - d
Fairmont accommodation 1t 4:lO p. In. .tfS
Through Coach from Wheeling to Cincinnati
daily on No. leaving Wheeling At 1000 q, m, AZ.
tiytne at Cincinnati st $50 p. N. ij 44I5T" O +;
.. d o. Sleeping Cass on nj through trains.
Close connections arc made Tor al po!n.s South
and Southwest North 4nd Northwest making THU
desirable route 10, coloniSA and persons moving
ton Ia given. So Il S5s35 - :, ! n -
Ticke. Ia to all principal points on sale 1t Depot,
HeeplnS car accommodations can he Baotlrud At
Depot Ticket ONCE, .szi;.. T. G. BURKE, ~ - (
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. On. CRY, Pa, July 9.-Openc0 at 6uIe; highest
6oc: lowest COKE; closed at 6oa<c sales 3 O06 bar.
rels; rlearauccs Csc Q1 barrels bar.
res; shipments 4s275 barrels; runs 81 $40 barrels.
NEW York: July s,-Petroleum dull but strong;
opened at G01Ss: HIGHEST 6oc: lowest 6o4c; closed
at G03Sc; sale, 1850 900 barrels. H7is = '-GIs1
BRApfoEn, Pa, July 9.-Opened at 6o5sc: closed
at GU54c; highest 6U1sc; lowest Gg56c; clearauces
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Mt. De ChaniaI Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

The iostleth year OF this well known Academy,
under the charge oil the Visitation Nuns. opens on
the inst alonday Of September next, and CON
tinues ten mouths.
Pupils received at any time In the session.
Those wi desire 10 place their daughters In an
Institution ailordng exceptional advantages ip the
way Of hcalthiul and delightful location, excel
lent beard, thorough discipline aud instruction 81
tho hands OF lifelong teachers. In every depart.
meat 0! female education, including the modern
languages aud music, should send for a catalogue
Of this school. Address, lq3 - 5jE
Directrcfaof the Academy OF theVisitation,
MT.DE CuANTAL, A-S
nn25.n4w Near Wheeling. W. Va.
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Pr salc by NIL druggists. Treatise on Blood and
Skin Diseases mailed free. n n III i
Z. 8 The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., a
y t'ila4iI Drawer 8, Atlanta. Ga I
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PITTSBURGH, July o.-Pettoleum dull and heavy;
opened at Gcs.c; closed at 6O55tc: highest GO1Sc;
lowest 60Ac. a.: ls;z'ii ..lsl 80 IEsSE,'i'
T1rUsv1lLE, PA july o-Opencd at OG1Ic. high.
est 6G11sc; lowest coke; closed ut CO514c. " = II,
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Sunday trains on X ~ o. Ky. arrive ut Charles.
ton at $50 D NJ. waiting for o. r. K. r. train No.
l. at Point Pleasant. This Is the short limo, ard
via. the Ohio River RalIroad. For Information re-
guiding rates, routes, etc address N S-,s9I
W. J. ROBINSON, Gen'l Pass, Agent, q
Z FRED. HusIMEN, Is ~ 4 -
~ Tray Pass. Agent, Wheeling.
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SUMMER School!
Mountain Lake a! /. Park 4 / t,...i..
GARRETT, COUNTY, MD, Z
Summit Of tho Alleghnnics.
ADVANTAGES
ADVANTAGES.
5 "Hold the Mirror up 10 Nature"
So .g|I|1s4 fry nrJ1T{NN ,,1-h..fi- q

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tS,gtI ELOCUTlON. is fii,, 7, ~ ael
Tho culture aud DEVELOPMENT Of tho voice for
conversation, reading, public address or singing .
sbeeial instruction In reading tho Bible and
HYMNS, and III reading Shat cspearc, i...lIi y
Opportunities for Teachers, Ministers and Plat.
form Speakers generally, to learn how 10 use their
voices without discomfort or injury. Ltyi,. s7,s
short course In English Literature, with special
direction for u course Of reading In English
classics that may be pursued during the year. 4, H.
,J;;g : FRENCH AND GERMAN. < j Et.' 3.
Natural methods OF Instruction, by which pupils
who arc willing to apply themselves may obtain In
short course a correct pronunciation aud degree
Of tluercy both In reading and In conversation. =
Opportunity for conversation daily, especially at
table. This furnishes not only superior advant.
Age TO tcschcrs. but also 10 those contemplating
Eusopcan travel sst1s E-s lEe5i (, 5i ~ T. ~
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ipALTIMORE& OHIO RAILROAD co.
~ On and after MAY @, 1857, passenger trains
will leave Wheeling as fol1ows-Eastern standard
time; west OF river Central Standard time: - &;
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Ticket Agent, undcr McLuro Housu,
JOHN 7, LANE, TRAY. Pnxenge. Agent, M. z z
@. X. LORD, Gen. Pass Agent, ~ - Z z HI
W, NJ CLFMESTE Manager -lff y n3fs 81 As7Js Z
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IAN EARL's GOOD ADVICE.

Lord Aberdeen on tho Personal Purity o.
Young Hen-The G rent emptatton.
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have no interest In making this statement other
than tho hope that Il may direct come other sufferer
am vel! rewarded for my trouble. am very re-
spcctfully and truly your friend. ~ ~
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AffDsUStMEt FASHIONS.

Information from n Reliable Source on
lISA{fgB t7s Gowns and suits. z IL -gt
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TRYING 70 BUY THE LABOR TOTE
1urs orrrnrp TO LApon RKrnnsgxrAIIvE oAN.

pptprs oFFfRyp TO LABOR REPRESENTATIVES, CAN
pipATEs-NoMiSArroSs FOR STATE oFFrors.
LOUISVILLE June 1S tSpecidll.-The Union LABOR
Convention of forty delegates In session at La drange
was ,ccupei to-day with long wrangle over the
question whether a State ticko; should be nominated.
IL resulted IN the nomination OF the following For
Governor. A. II. Cardin, OF Marion; Lieutenant
Governor o. ~ Bradburn Louisville; Attorney
General John p. Newman, Newport treasurer,
George Smith Hawesvie; Auditor John McMurtry
Lexington Superintendent OF Public lhstruction'
r. VI. McBeath Lebanon. The fight opened this
morning with a rousing speech by o. y. Bradburn
sgainst a State ticket, which he said would swamp
The marty II nominated at this time Without State
ticket the party could carry five out OF seven egisa-
tive dstrcts In Louisville Bradburn is chairman OF
the Louisville Executive Committee OF the Union
Labor party He wa. not present at yesterday $
session and said he lost his position. good place
with a publishing firm, by attending to-day. IN TUG
midst of tho discussion stated that an enort hau
been made TO buy the labor vote Tor Dr. l.. ~.
Standiiord who is opposing Beck tor the Senate, py
Offering money to conduct the canvass of NUMBER OF
Dor State Representative candidates on Pedge ot
their votes TO Sandiiord. This raised great coInno-
tion. and upon a demand for names letter HOii
Michael j. Burke agent OF the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad here TO H. Drake OF Cincinnati. was quoted,
onering the sipews o. war; TO any labor candidate
who would pledge his vote to Standiord Tor Senator
Mr. Bfadburn stated that several approaches haa
also been made to him. looking TO the purchase OF the
labor vote Great Indignation was expressed at these
attempts. A. II. Cardin. nominated tor Goyefnpr IT, -
air feet high weighs $50 pounds and worth $50
He WILL 1t Is promised mako thorough canvass OIL
the State
A Henry George Club has been organized here and
will aid the labor party.